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For the environment you describe in first sentence, no good software methodology could live. It's just not possible (unless you ignore them / break "rules") to
by njharman 12y ago
For the environment you describe in first sentence, no good software methodology could live. It's just not possible (unless you ignore them / break "rules") to create good software with incompetent, meddling, pointy heads like that.
- logfromblammo 12y agoThat sort of environment is depressingly common outside of the major tech hubs. My current employer just celebrated its millionth line of code on a glorified CRUD+reports application. I have been reprimanded for suggesting better development practices. Obviously, I am trying to find a better job that still pays reasonably well for a 40-hour work week.
- taurath 12y agoDamn - has anyone suggested to them to perhaps pick a non-LOC based milestone to celebrate at? Or perhaps was the announcement aimed more at non-technical folks elsewhere in the company?